Well...the Dems have blown it again
 

...as it appears that McCain will be the Republican nominee and he will beat either Clinton or Obama.

Pigshit.

you're crazy... It's going to be either obama or clinton

I really think the Republicans need Hillary to win in order to stand a chance at getting the presidency. I really do not think they can beat Obama and only Hillary has that power to do so. If it ends up as Mccain Vs Obama, Obama would win.

They all stand a chance. This election will be decided by events that haven't even happened yet. How will the weakening economy or other global/political events alter the election? Who will win the debates? Who will the VP candidates be? Who will make brilliant strategic moves in their campaign ("It's the economy stupid") or key errors?

What will be the key battleground states and who will campaign better there? What will voter turnout be? Hell, the election could be decided by bad weather on November 4th in a battleground state.

You're clueless.

McCain is the governments choice...the other options are not in the govs best interest.

Anyone who believes there exists two parties with separate interests is either delusional or just digested what's fed from media and other influences, which is the norm and majority.

There is one statement about the state of affairs now...

A Failure of Jeffersonian Democracy

Tell me that again when Obama is sitting in the White House.

I think you should start looking at turnout numbers. Democratic turnout is almost 2 to 1 even in alot of red states.

I actually like McCain. If Obama wins then I wouldn't mind either one of them winning the Presidency!! Anything but Hillary.

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how is mccain the gov't choice? hell its a democratic congress. and they do have seperate interests as far as it effects me. only thing democrats want to do is distribute wealth, republicans not so much...

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You really think this guy is going to win?

I hope the republicans keep the white house ...

let them be the ones having to raise taxes and lower services to be able to do the minimum payment of their Chineese Visa ....

McCain barely has half the delegates needed to win the GOP nomination. This thing is far from over. 2 more races Saturady. One is a caucus which McCain has failed to win even ONE so far. I treally coes down to Texas on March 4th. If mCCainc an win that( winner takes all 140 delegates ) then sure he's got the nomination. If not then he's most likely not going to get the 1191 needed to clinch the nomination. If Romney and Huckabee form an aliance( not likely ) they can beat mCCain.

70 percent of the country wants to get out of iraq and grandpa is talking about a 100yr war. I dont think so.

10 million democratic ballots were used yesterday compared to 6 million republican.

Ya and you wait and see how many come out if either Hillary or Obama are on the ticket. Every fuckin redneck in the country will be out voting. It will be the biggest repub turnout in history. :2 cents:

Just the opposite.

Hillary has the political machine that could possibly beat McCain. Quite frankly, I do not think many socially conservative voters (of both parties) will vote for a black man; that is not to say I agree with such a racial decision, but I believe it is a political reality to be recognized.

Let's pray that Obama knocks out Hillary now.

Then, McCain should be able to beat Obama.

If either Hillary or Obama do get elected, I fear our country will continue its slide to socialism, and we will become just another country, instead of remaining the leader of the free world.

So instead of socialism you prefer facism?

:1orglaugh The Republicans have no need to turn out in record numbers, they have spoken, and McCain will (in all likelihood) get the nod for them.

The Democrats on the other hand have to turn out in record numbers because all the Obama supporters want to keep Hillary out, and the Hillary supporters want to insure she gets the nod.

Once the black guy or the chick gets nominated, then you can be sure that every Republican will vote to keep either of them out, and Democrats will start crossing party lines because the one they wanted did not win.

You seem to forget about the Electoral College.

Well, I have made two bets so far suggesting just that.

You're voting for Edwards anyways no? :winkwink:

Let me guess, you are one of those people that vote along party lines, no matter who the candidate is.

Already did. When the General Election in November comes up, I will not throw away my vote, and I most certainly will not be voting for Clinton or Obama.

obama all the way!

Yeah, I'm afraid I might have to choose a moderate republican over a socialist with a "movement" to fulfill.

Precisely. This is the exact same reason that I will take a conservative Supreme Court appointment over some liberal that says screw the Constitution, I want to initiate change.

and for the record, I'm a registered independent that voted:
Bush (sr)
Clinton
Clinton
Gore
Kerry

Looking at my voting record, I realize that i fundamentally distrust politicians and I simply vote AGAINST what I consider the worst evil.

Totally opposite really, said it many times.
I never vote with a party or for a party because it's a party I like. I dont like either party. I watch political coverage almost 24/7 right now so I can form an independant opinion. In 2000 I was all about McCain until the Rove machine took him apart like a toaster.

My post wasn't even an opinion. The data is just there and I thought it was provocative. I think you could be right about the reasons why democratic turnout was so much higher, because the supporters REALLY want one or the other very strongly. Whereas the republicans felt they didnt HAVE TO go out and pick McCain because so many millions already did. That also is telling on the rep. side because if they'd had some people they were super passionate about, they'd have turned out like crazy too.

My only prediction is that whoever the dems. nominate will win. AND in a couple of years the republicans WILL get majority back in the house. I'm calling that right now because it's how we vote. Too much power for 1 party is never good.

That sums up my vote.

Sometimes that is the only choice . . . even though I have to question the vote for Kerry. Sounds like an "anyone but . . . " vote to me.

Name one country where we went to war successfully and didn't leave troops behind till this day.

Yup and there the battle will be fought. Assume McCain grabs Huckabee to fight hard in the South and grab evangelical vote motivating conservative Republicans to go to the polls.

Arkansas will be contested if Clinton wins. Back to the big battleground states again. Florida, Ohio. Winner there?

That's EXACTLY what it was. I was holding my nose as I cast that vote, but I just can't stand Bush that much.

Another reason why the Republicans will win.

Mexico??

I didn't know your folks voted.































jk :winkwink:

Hey, where are all the Ron Paul supporters?


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